Dallas Cowboys | The few moves that could make them (DOMINATE) in 2020

This would take America's Team from division frontrunners to league dominance All eyes are always on the Dallas Cowboys, but not often do they glare with such impassioned gaze. The last decade has seen its ups and downs for the club, but they were mostly muddled in mediocrity during the Jason Garrett era, which left reticent team loyalists stuck between half-optimisms and aggressive pessimism that the organization would never do what it took to end a Super Bowl drought that now extends almost two and a half decades. In one fell swoop, however, the latter has been thrown back into their chair, witnessing the parting of ways with Jason Garrett and the ushering in of a new regime under a much more proven Mike McCarthy. With McCarthy came a swift change in the Cowboys usually ho-hum approach to the offseason, both in free agency and in the 2020 NFL Draft. Positions that were routinely ignored were addressed first, and players who normally wouldn't get a peek from Dallas were suddenly on the phone agreeing to terms with them. The coaching staff was wholly revamped, but not entirely, with key retentions like offensive coordinator Kellen Moore hinting strongly at a more evolved McCarthy to come. As it stands, the Cowboys are again frontrunners to [re]take the NFC East crown but, for a team with five Lombardi trophies and the eyes of the world on it annually, it's never been about simply owning the division. It's been about returning to prominence as a premier contender in the league, and they're seemingly closer now than they've been in recent years. Earlier this offseason, I listed six steps they needed to take and they nearly accomplished them all, but there are still at least three moves that would send them soaring into the next solar system. 1. Secure extension with Dak Prescott 2. Acquire Jamal Adams, for the right price 3. Sign Everson Griffen Patrik Walker @VoiceOfTheStar on Twitter https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/how-cowboys-can-become-contenders-in-2020-three-moves-that-could-return-dallas-to-the-super-bowl/